Microscopic diagnosis of amebiasis: morphology of Entamoeba histolytica trophozoites in a stained stool smear with mucus, pus, and blood.
Against the background of detritus, bacterial flora, and segmented neutrophils, protozoa are identified: dysenteric amoeba with a clearly expressed karyosome in the nucleus. Stool stained with Romanowsky stain, Immersion 100 The second image shows an accumulation of neutrophils, the next one an eosinophil. Stool with an admixture of pus and blood. In the native preparation – motile hematophagous forms
🙏 Case kindly provided by clinical laboratory diagnostics physician Olga Parfentieva
A clinical case of intestinal amoebiasis in a child: detection of Entamoeba histolytica trophozoites in a native stool smear and a Romanowsky-stained smear.
Morphology of Entamoeba histolytica/dispar trophozoites during coprogram microscopy. Stool smear preparations stained with Romanowsky stain.
A case of an adult female Enterobius vermicularis with eggs found during stool microscopy in a child. Morphological features of the pinworm.
